Pronunciation: /ˈsɛmiˌjɪrli/
adjective describing something that occurs twice a year
A1 I go to the dentist semiyearly for a check-up.
A2 My car insurance payments are due semiyearly.
B1 The company conducts semiyearly performance reviews for all employees.
B2 The magazine is published semiyearly, in January and July.
C1 The semiyearly financial report highlighted the company's growth over the past six months.
C2 Semiyearly meetings with the board of directors are essential for strategic planning.
adverb in a way that occurs twice a year
A1 I clean my room semiyearly.
A2 The company conducts semiyearly performance reviews.
B1 The magazine publishes semiyearly issues.
B2 The budget is reviewed semiyearly to ensure accuracy.
C1 The government releases semiyearly economic reports.
C2 The organization holds semiyearly conferences to discuss industry trends.
formal The company conducts semiyearly performance reviews to assess employee progress.
informal We have semiyearly team meetings to discuss our goals and objectives.
slang I hate those semiyearly check-ins with my boss, they're so boring.
figurative The changing of the seasons can be seen as a semiyearly reminder of the passage of time.
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